Zac Brown Band Raising Money for Hurricane Relief at Houston Show

The support from the country music community for the victims of Hurricane Harvey continues to grow with a generous pledge from the Zac Brown Band.

The country mega-group have announced they are donating one dollar from every ticket sold to their show at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston on Saturday (Sept. 16.) The proceeds will go toward the Justin J. Watt Foundation and Houston Flood Relief Fund for Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.

Additionally, first responders are eligible for free lawn tickets while supplies last. The event will also serve as a food drive for the Montgomery County Food Bank, and attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable food and household items to be donated to flood victims.

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Zac Brown Band is just one of many country acts stepping up to help those impacted by the devastating storm. Luke Bryan is making a similar pledge with his show in Houston on Sept. 22, vowing to donate proceeds from the show to hurricane relief efforts and inviting first responders to attend the show. Miranda Lambert, a Texas native, has been working with her MuttNation Foundation to rescue more than 100 dogs who are now homeless following the hurricane.